set me up for the next batch please
Thank you
can i get a copy of the books?
I’d like to get a copy if I could, I’m reading all I can about converting an s10 I recently purchased. I have a pretty good idea of what it takes but I need guidance on the parts and most economical way to do this. My wife will use it as her daily driver about 40 miles 45 or 50 mph tops. my email is sat123po@yahoo.com 
Would love to get a copy at: paul2new@hotmail.com
Thanks!
I’d appreciate one as well: hsdasilva at comcast.net
Many thanks!
Me too please. Im keen on an EV, with petrol heading to AU$1.60/L its time to make alternative plans. phreakphrat at hotmail dot com
Thanks.
Nick
Well, I suppose I will throw my hat in the ring here too!
william@wlrgroupco.com
Thanks very much!
could i also please get a copy of these books?
my email is wildman37331@yahoo.com
thnak you in advance
[QUOTE=EvForum;127]I was going to host this PDF here at evforum.net but its Copyrighted so it don’t think its a good idea but seems like a nice read.[/QUOTE]
I don’t know much about copyright but if you want to find specs and other info click here for info on allot of the new electrics coming out soon and they seem to keep it up to date they also have info on some of the future hybrids about to hit the market
Hi,
I would love to see both PDFs, Thank you in advance. Polygon_Fla@yahoo.com
You could consider uploading to a site like www.rapidshare.com and posting the link.
I create PDF files that I want to maintain full control over and password protect them but also I want the world to benefit from them. So I use Rapidshare to make them available.
For those who are looking for a better way to view and print PDFs please consider Foxit.
It is free and much faster than Adobe. http://www.foxitsoftware.com/downloads/
And it works in Linux as well as Windows.
just sent the latest batch, and if your intrested in hosting it, feel free…
Me too please 
Just read 15 pages to see if it been hosted but o well, I want to start my first ev built from scratch, something low sporty looking that only needs to range 40 but pref 60 speed would be nice but as this is a test project wouldnt want to spend a fortune on a motor
Thank You!
[B]FILE IS NOW HOSTED![/B]
http://rapidshare.com/files/120167388/car_-electric_vehicle-lightweight_hybrid_ev_design__2001.pdf.html
If you download from Rapidshare, please post a note saying you got it so FEUS can see his work is appreciated.
Also if you copy the link in your post others can go strait to the last page to find it instead of having to search all the pages.
He is kind enough to e-mail many copies every week for months, I hope this helps reduce his workload.
This is a textbook from 2001, some of the material is very dated now, but much still applies and good reading.
[QUOTE=polygonfla;3000][B]FILE IS NOW HOSTED![/B]
http://rapidshare.com/files/120167388/car_-electric_vehicle-lightweight_hybrid_ev_design__2001.pdf.html
If you download from Rapidshare, please post a note saying you got it so FEUS can see his work is appreciated.
Also if you copy the link in your post others can go strait to the last page to find it instead of having to search all the pages.
He is kind enough to e-mail many copies every week for months, I hope this helps reduce his workload.
This is a textbook from 2001, some of the material is very dated now, but much still applies and good reading.[/QUOTE]
thanks a ton! I didn’t mind e-mailing it out since it keeps me up to date on the site, but lately my work load has doubled here and that will be a NICE time saver. And exactly what you said… its 7 years old and some of the materials are out dated, but the fundimentals are still strong in there. as with any other car… power to weight ratios.
Thanks FEUS! BTW, what does FEUS signify? Fast Electric Urban Sedan??? Feeble Electric Underpowered Suburban???
[QUOTE=ElectriCar;3173]Thanks FEUS! BTW, what does FEUS signify? Fast Electric Urban Sedan??? Feeble Electric Underpowered Suburban??? :D[/QUOTE]
actually i asked one of my friends to come up with a name for the company i’ve been working on putting together, and he wasn’t sure so he just said “■■■■ em up son” and i didn’t think that would be approperiate so i decided to go with FEUS instead.
I am new too and have been trying to do as much research before purchasing anything. I would love a copy. eqe1@yahoo.com Thank You, Ed